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Proposed amendments to Chapter 50 (Sewers) help to consolidate code requirements into a coordinated regulatory framework that separates plumbing requirements, sewer utility regulations, and engineering standards. It also incorporates other business-friendly amendments including allowing more flexible and scalable requirements for sewer interceptors that could potentially save small businesses thousands of dollars.
In summary, the proposed amendments:
Consolidate technical interceptor standards into a single Design Manual.
Eliminate duplicate and inconsistent requirements previously contained in multiple documents.
Clarify the respective roles of Chapter 50, the Plumbing Code, and the Design Manual.
Maintain existing local design standards while improving organization and enforceability.
Simplify future updates to engineering standards without requiring comprehensive amendments to the City Code.
Improve consistency during plan review, permitting, inspection, and enforcement.
Proposed amendments to Chapter 50 (Sewers) help to consolidate code requirements into a coordinated regulatory framework that separates plumbing requirements, sewer utility regulations, and engineering standards. It also incorporates other business-friendly amendments including allowing more flexible and scalable requirements for sewer interceptors that could potentially save small businesses thousands of dollars.
In summary, the proposed amendments:
Consolidate technical interceptor standards into a single Design Manual.
Eliminate duplicate and inconsistent requirements previously contained in multiple documents.
Clarify the respective roles of Chapter 50, the Plumbing Code, and the Design Manual.
Maintain existing local design standards while improving organization and enforceability.
Simplify future updates to engineering standards without requiring comprehensive amendments to the City Code.
Improve consistency during plan review, permitting, inspection, and enforcement.
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